Where Jewish Values and Academic Excellence Meet
At NEJA, we welcome students from all segments of the Jewish community, fostering critical thinking, creativity, and ethical conduct rooted in our tradition.
Through a rigorous academic program integrated with Judaic values, we nurture each student’s knowledge, confidence, and unique potential.
We inspire a deep commitment to Jewish heritage, a strong bond with Israel, and a sense of responsibility to society.
Discover the NEJA Difference
Lasting Friendships: Our close-knit environment fosters deep and enduring friendships that last a lifetime.
Holistic Development: We focus on helping students thrive socially, emotionally, and academically, preparing them to navigate life with confidence and resilience.
Personalized Learning: Every student learns differently; individualized learning plans help each student achieve their full potential.
Diverse Curriculum: In High School, students are challenged to think critically and excel academically through Honors, AP, and college-level courses. In the Lower School, students are placed in classes that match their academic level. Those who are more advanced may be moved up or receive individualized instruction to ensure they continue to grow and succeed.
Critical Skill Development: NEJA cultivates problem-solving, analytical thinking, and effective communication skills—essential for excelling in any field.
Emphasizes core values and principles to help guide students in an increasingly complex world.
Strengthens their sense of belonging, developing lifelong connections to the Jewish community and to their own emerging Jewish identity.
Studying Torah and Talmud, which encourages critical thinking, debate, and inquiry. This rigorous intellectual tradition prepares students for academic and professional challenges.
From secular to religious families, NEJA provides an inclusive environment where all students can explore and express their Jewish identity. No matter your level of observance, everyone belongs at NEJA.
Strong Teacher-Student Relationships: Teachers foster trust, respect, and a sense of belonging in each student.
Guidance in Every Aspect of Life: Mentors guide academics, personal growth, and future planning, building student confidence to advocate for themselves and make informed decisions.
Leadership Opportunities: Students begin developing leadership skills as early as elementary school. For example, each Friday at our Oneg Shabbat, students in grades 4–6 gather, and one student delivers a Dvar Torah to the group. Leadership continues to grow through community service projects, clubs, student government and more.
Individualized College Counseling: One-on-one guidance to find the best-fit colleges and career paths.
Real-World Experience: Students gain career insights through internships, hands-on projects, and High School career workshops which include resume building, interview skills and professional development.
Recognition and Rewards: NEJA is frequently recognized with awards and scholarships, opening doors to top colleges.
Did you know?
Day school alumni are more than twice as likely (81%) to say Jewish identity is very important to them compared to those who did not attend day school (35%) (Prizmah, 2025).
Fifty-six percent of Jewish day school alumni feel “very close” to the Jewish community right now, compared to 19% of Jewish college students who did not attend Jewish day school (Prizmah, 2025).
Jewish college students who attended Jewish day school (61%) are four times more likely to feel a strong connection to Israel, compared to those who didn't attend Jewish day school (16%) (Prizmah, 2025).
Twice as many Jewish day school alumni engage in Jewish life on campus regularly (53% compared to 23% who didn’t attend day school) (Prizmah, 2025).
Twice as many Jewish day school alumni engage in Jewish life on campus regularly (Prizmah, 2025).